Technologies
Technologies
Start with the product you run. Each hub lists current vulnerabilities, known exploitation, the security-fix timeline, and a version page when one exists.
1.WordPress security vulnerabilities
Website owners, agencies, and MSPsWordPress core, plugin, and theme vulnerabilities with Wordfence, Patchstack, and WPScan coverage — plus KEV and EPSS prioritization.
2.Windows security vulnerabilities
IT administrators and security teamsWindows client and server vulnerabilities with vendor and CISA KEV context when published.
3.Ubuntu security vulnerabilities
Linux administrators and DevOpsUbuntu package CVEs and security updates with links back to Canonical and merged public catalogs.
4.Odoo security vulnerabilities
ERP administrators and hosting providersCurrent Odoo CVEs, version-specific exposure, verified Community security-fix commits, patch timelines, monitoring, and a free revision checker.
5.PostgreSQL security vulnerabilities
DBAs and infrastructure teamsPostgreSQL version-series exposure with remediation links from public advisories.
6.Fortinet security vulnerabilities
Network administratorsFortinet PSIRT and related public records for Forti products with exploitation signals when available.
7.Cisco security vulnerabilities
Network engineersCisco product advisories mirrored as public metadata for network engineers.
8.Docker security vulnerabilities
DevOps and platform engineersDocker and container runtime issues from public vulnerability catalogs.
9.Kubernetes security vulnerabilities
Cloud-native teamsKubernetes and cluster-adjacent CVEs with source attribution.
10.Drupal security vulnerabilities
CMS administratorsDrupal core and contributed module security records from public advisories.
11.Debian security vulnerabilities
Security and operations teamsDebian security advisories linked into the merged catalog.
12.Nginx security vulnerabilities
Security and operations teamsNginx and adjacent web-server records from the public feeds.